Judy's Photoblog
Another St Simons home...
Posted by Judy (Brooksville, Florida, United States) on 6 November 2009 in Architecture and Portfolio.
A nice 'little piece' of Georgia real estate.
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Seraphine from San Francisco, United States
heh. i was looking online at real estate in detroit. did yo know you can buy a house there for $100? now... maybe you can use that tidbit as negotiation to buy this beautiful house! lol
beautiful photo, judy.
6 Nov 2009 5:16am
@Seraphine: Wow, $100? That's incredible, but in the terrible blight, I'm not really surprised.
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Maybe that's the servant's quarters on the left. Too much dusting for me. Nice shot Judy.
6 Nov 2009 7:30am
@Marion: I fully agree ... who needs all that dusting? xx
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
Can you imagine having a place like this to call your "own" in such a beautiful area? Just a little fishing camp it ain't.
6 Nov 2009 1:15pm
@Viewfinder: No, I cannot imagine it; I also can't imagine cleaning it! :D
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia
Such a lovely composition, Judy, with that beautiful grass in front.
6 Nov 2009 1:39pm
@Michael Skorulski: Thank you, Michael.
Betty from Phillipsburg, United States
Probably just a "summer" home? What a beautiful place.
6 Nov 2009 2:14pm
Carol from United States
Looks like it is on a gold course. Millionaires for sure. Lovely photo.
6 Nov 2009 4:05pm
Anthony Morgan Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany
Nice house,nice shot !! Well done,great composition.
6 Nov 2009 4:30pm
@Anthony Morgan Lambert: Thanks, Anthony, but I do NOT want to clean it!
Carol from United States
opps....I meant golf course....but I am sure there is a lot of gold around there too!
6 Nov 2009 6:00pm
@Carol: I had to come and look at the photo again and you're right, it does look like a green. We saw no other evidence of a golf course so maybe they have a private few holes on their property! :D
alex centrella from California, United States
wow..beautiful place ! you did an excellent job capturing it !
6 Nov 2009 8:21pm
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Nice shot, and beautiful place, but all that greenery reminds me of what it used to be like up there, when I lived there, in the springtime.....every single thing covered by a layer of yellow powdery pollen that is the death of those of us with allergies!!!!
6 Nov 2009 8:24pm
@Susan: Aha, didn't know you had once lived there, and I can only imagine the pollen everywhere. We have enough here in Florida in the early spring!
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
lived in atlanta about 6 1/2 years...way too southern, and too inland for me!!!
7 Nov 2009 1:31am
@Susan: I hear you ... "too southern" even tho' we live hours south here, but it's not the same. :D
Lambspun from Madison, Maine, United States
Nice house ...Judy....great shot with the tall grass in the foreground. Beautiful light....wish we could at least vacation in it ;)
7 Nov 2009 7:34pm
Barbara from Florida, United States
A charming "little" place on the green. Plenty of room for guests. Time to dust off my clubs instead.
8 Nov 2009 12:16am
Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
What a wonderful setting we have here! So peaceful, so relaxing....... to look how the grass grows!
9 Nov 2009 3:34am
Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
Found a nice line in the poem by Sidney Lanier that you mentioned in the next posting: <......when my soul all day hath drunken the soul of the oak...>
Such beautiful language!
9 Nov 2009 3:42am
@Japanalia: I'm happy I shared the link to the poem; you may be the only one who read it.
I agree, the language is so beautiful.
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